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Plan the Perfect Gingerbread Cookie Decorating Party for Your Kids and Their Friends

October 07, 2015

When temperatures drop, keep the kids entertained with a craft they can make then eat right up. (You can join in, too.)

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Playing With Food

A cookie decorating party is a fun way to keep the kids occupied and entertained during the holidays. Plus, the materials are inexpensive to supply for this DIY soiree.

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Photo: Flynnside Out Productions. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Make Use of Your Breakfast Room

Set up your party in a contained area. Your breakfast table is the perfect place to let kids get a little messy with their gingerbread cookie creations.

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Photo: Flynnside Out Productions. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Mini Aprons

Simple kid-sized aprons get a big bump in cuteness when a custom iron-on gingerbread man design is added. This is a low-cost way to create a favor for your party guests that also keeps their party clothes (relatively) clean. Download our free printable.

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Photo: Flynnside Out Productions. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Craft Paper Tablecloth

Protect your table from any spills by covering it with craft paper. Use a solid black matte version and decorate the table with festive colored chalk.

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